The fallout of ESPN’s regrettable decision to air the LeBron James conflict of interest-fest last night continues.
(No thanks)
CNBC’s Darren Rovell reports Friday that the man who dragged out James’ ESPN-branded ‘Decision’ through two commercial breaks, interviewer Jim Gray, was paid by an “entity” representing the interests of James and the production itself:
Gray’s travel and payment for “The Decision” show was being paid by the entity set up by Team LeBron and not by ESPN, as CNBC has learned.
Gray has since denied that he took money from James or his marketing company, LRMR - as reported by Bloomberg’s Michelle Steele on Twitter:
“I did not take one penny from LeBron James or LRMR. ESPN paid for travel and my own expenses. I received a small stipend and the rest went for charity.”
Rovell though did not report that Gray took money from James or LRMR. Refresher:
Gray’s travel and payment for “The Decision” show was being paid by the entity set up by Team LeBron and not by ESPN, as CNBC has learned.
Sounds like there may be some parsing in Gray’s statement.
Rovell’s Friday report also included this item:
As part of the partnership, ESPN turned over some of the advertising inventory in the show to James’ team to sell commercials to the likes of the University of Phoenix, Bing and Vitaminwater. James’ team said it would donate $2.5 million from the proceeds of the ads to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
Thursday, Dawn C. Chmielewski of the LOS ANGELES TIMES reported of the production’s financial haul:
ESPN agreed to donate the time, sponsors committed about $3 million — which Nike has pledged to match. Proceeds go to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.
The L.A. TIMES report about the Nike match did come after Rovell’s report, but what about that stray $500,000?
As James appeared to use charity as cover for his hour-long, ESPN-endorsed infomercial, at the very least he should release to the public every last financial detail of the production.
With all that in mind, I think I may hold off on clicking the “donate” button on James’ official website. That “donate” button leads straight to a paypal.com payment page for something called the, “LeBron James Family Foundation.” No description of exactly what that is is provided on the page or anywhere on James’ website.
No thanks.
3:51 pm on July 9th, 2010
seriously, no one has come out of this looking good.
of course no one on espn tv programming or radio will be critical of the whole thing either.
3:52 pm on July 9th, 2010
Wade, Bosh, James: One ring between them.
Bryant, Gasol, Fisher: Twelve rings total.
just to get the perspective for next season right.
4:04 pm on July 9th, 2010
What should concern the fans of Miami is they are 3 injuries away from being the worst team in the league for years to come.
4:07 pm on July 9th, 2010
more losing for king james as kobe dominates him
4:14 pm on July 9th, 2010
^^ One ring between them?
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.
4:47 pm on July 9th, 2010
I am doing something unthinkable for one season -swinging my lifelong support from the Celtics to Cleveland! I will be rooting for them every game, hoping that somehow they win the championship -or at the very least, make it further than MIami in the playoffs.
Perhaps this is unfair to Mr. James, but to those fans in greater Cleveland and Akron, this is on par with the Dodgers being yanked from Brooklyn. -and he knew it, as do all of us fans. Other than Miami fans, who will buy anything with the now deposed king’s name or likeness on it?
5:08 pm on July 9th, 2010
go
5:27 pm on July 9th, 2010
James was right when he said that Cleveland would one day get rid of him. With 2 wars, unemployment at levels not seen since the 30’s and my house is worth half than it was 2 years ago, who cares? Cleveland is a dump and everyone knows it. Do you really think if the average fan had $100 million dollars, they would stay in Cleveland also? Really? For once an athlete put his money where his mouth is and did what he had been saying all along, “I want to win”. He took $30 million less and moved to a place thats 70 in January. Boo hoo cleveland, I didnt see management spending millions to keep the guy in the first place. The hired a coach who was their 3rd choice and never went after anyone to help the guy. Did I mention he played in CLEVELAND? If any reader says they would stay in cleveland even if offered millions to move their family to a much nicer, cleaner, warmer place simply because the office in cleveland was where they were hired, is lying.
5:34 pm on July 9th, 2010
A champion he will never be as champions do not act like him… The disrespect of the Cavs organization and the Cleveland fans is ASTRONOMICAL! I hope they choke down in miami. GO CAVS!!!!
5:43 pm on July 9th, 2010
@louie…..The organization didn’t do anything for LeBron? Are you kidding me? Let’s see….they hired one of his friends at an outrageously high price just to travel with the team and make sure he was comfortable….they let LeBron’s management team travel on the team plane with LeBron to games and such…..they built a brand new multimillion dollar training facility that it must be mentioned was a mere 20 min from the so-called “king’s” front door…..they also hired a full-time masseuse for LeBron, just because he likes massages!!!! These are just a few of the things that Cleveland did for LeBron. And for all that, they get publicly humiliated on national television and don’t even get a heads up from LeBron as to what his decision was! In my opinion this guy is a disgrace to himself and his family!
5:44 pm on July 9th, 2010
the show along with the hype was the dumbest thing i have ever seen put on t v by a network as big as E S P N a joke HYPE HYPE DUMB DUMB
5:48 pm on July 9th, 2010
toot toot toot my own horn that is all it was ego ego ego
5:50 pm on July 9th, 2010
lebaby is a follower he will never be great he new he didnt stand a chance against orlando boston and the heat with wade n bosh so he joined them hahahaaha wat a wienie wade is the man in miami n he wont be wining championships till kobe retires or leauge MVP with the heat anymore
5:54 pm on July 9th, 2010
wow isee all kind of heat fans know WTF riden lebrons dick…
7:18 pm on July 9th, 2010
wow!!!lot of jilted lovers on this page…keep hating haters!!!go heat…
7:44 pm on July 9th, 2010
I applaud LeBron James for the way he handled the entire process. It’s called “free agency” my friends! Lebron has and had every right to explore ALL of his options!!! He, like any other man, has the God given freedom to do and decide what is best for himself or his family; it is completely unfair for anyone to expect that he would base his decision on anything else besides that. Cleveland had an opportunity, like the other teams in the process, to pitch their plan for building a championship team. Ultimately, the organization did not convince Lebron that a championship team could be built in Cleveland so he decided to move elsewhere. No one should fault him for that! I would add that he does not owe the Cavalier organization, nor the city of Cleveland, anything! Lebron James was drafted by the Cavaliers and he signed a contract, which did expire! Just a thought, but, does anyone think that if Lebron had, God forbid, gotten seriously hurt before this process began, any of these teams would have pursued him with the same vigor or would Dan Gilbert be crying like a jilted lover, as he is now? The answer is no! Loyalty has nothing to do with any of this, it’s all about money!
8:39 pm on July 9th, 2010
A King would have accepted the crown. No one would be angry today if he went to NY. Well, Cleveland, but whatever. Instead, he’s a mental weakling and everyone see’s him for it.
8:47 pm on July 9th, 2010
Lebron did what any of these people who are commenting on would do, leave. There are plenty of stories where guys left to try and get a ring and he isn’t the first. If he was so bad, as his “GM” put it, why then if he said yes to Cleveland, he would pay him $120mil for 6 years. Since he turned them down, and they knew this, now he is a “narcissist”, a Napoleon? He didn’t ask to come to Cleveland. They got lucky, from being bad of course and got the right ping pong ball and took him. They are the ones who pampered him. They should just grow up because he is a grown man.
If your job didn’t offer something you wanted and you were loyal to them and then see another opportunity, are you going to let them stand in your way?
8:50 pm on July 9th, 2010
Lebron to my thinking does not have the heart of a champion, watching him stand on the perimeter and not crash the boards during the play-offs , somebody should have charged him admission and just have him sit down and watch. If you watched the “decision” get a life. Lebrons dis respect for the game with all his posing before and during games is a scandal and the league should do something about all this non-sense. Maybe he should work on his jumpshot and his non-existent mid-range game. If he had any class he’d have given his MVP trophy to Kobe , who deserved it , has a jumper and a mid-range game, fans would have remembered a class act like that for the long haul.
8:59 pm on July 9th, 2010
It is not a bad thing that Lebron or any superstar leaves a team due to free agency. What is bad is all the ways that Labron did his business. The Decision program was a bad decision on all fronts. The most offensive error in his highness’s judgement was that the NBA teams that were not winners of “the King’s” services had to find out by default. Miami was called prior to the annoucement with their desired good news. The others…not so much. Those teams did hear Lebron thank them for their interest on air… after all, he had to do what was best for him at the end of the day….I get it…but what kind of person does not man up and thank each team privately prior to his on air decision?!?
(Labron’s mom forgot to teach her son some good ole honesty and integrity…however….she will like partying with a new set of NBA ers on S Beach)
I am not a bad Karma guy…but then again I still believe in right and wrong …Lebron, let’s hope right and wrong does not matter anymore…so you can continue to be your own living legend.
9:17 pm on July 9th, 2010
lebron is a bi*tch who needs supporting cast and like a lap dog bit*ch will go to its true owner!!
you think getting a ring this way will make you one of the greatest of all time?
you are just a bi*ch in a supporting cast
you are b*tch to wade and bosh!!
9:57 pm on July 9th, 2010
Cleveland fans would be a lot happier if LeBron had acted like a man and informed the Cleveland front office ages ago that he wouldn’t be back. The media circus he created and the unnecessarily long time he took (effectively ruining Cleveland’s chances of signing a decent free agent) is what everyone is pissed off about. Everyone except Heat fans that is.. although my cousin who is a Heat fan went “hmmm I’m not sure I like this guy” after watching a few minutes of “The Decision” (aka The Fiasco) last night.
10:03 pm on July 9th, 2010
When LeBron massages his own ego by claiming to “have won championships at every other level” wtf exactly is he talking about? High school was eight years ago little lady, and since then all he’s done is been a 260 pound baby. I hope Gilbert has some stories to tell about how he tried to pacify baby LeBron over the years and writes a few more incidiary letters. Meanwhile, what a waste of talent LeBaby is. A quitter with the heart of a school bully who doesn’t know what to do when someone punches him back on the nose. In the playoffs you have to know how to take those shots…
10:13 pm on July 9th, 2010
John hit the nail on the head! LeBron can go to South Beach and take his drunken whore of a mother with him!! I am from Cleveland and have seen this woman in action…a real sight to behold! Unlike John, I do believe in Karma, and remember this, bad Karma will come to him in ways he never imagined, not so much because he left, but because of the way he did it from beginning to end….this had momma written all over it!
10:17 pm on July 9th, 2010
rather than rant about james, what about is shills namely wilbon. gray and espn. king james showed how his ego worked and wilbon kissed him all over the tv. i wonder wen pti will reair this crap,
10:25 pm on July 9th, 2010
Those who are saying LeBron had every right to choose the team he played with are missing the point -of course he had the right - it was the WAY he did it that infuriates people. I’m a Bulls fan & after that debacle on ESPN, I’m actually glad that clown went elsewhere - makes me want to root for Cleveland of all places - it’s just too bad the only games we’ll see on national TV will be Lakers/Boston/Heat - can anyone say BORING!!
10:35 pm on July 9th, 2010
SO?
10:38 pm on July 9th, 2010
ESPN doesn’t employ a journalist so of course they will be tight lipped about this debacle.
10:47 pm on July 9th, 2010
i dont get it, ppl r just hating on LeBron and they forget everything he has done. he warned the Cavs that if they dont step up he would leave. the Cavs didnt step up and he left! he has the freedom to sign with which ever team he wanted. You guys calld urself fans of Lebron but all this time u werent if ur bashing him for doing wats best!!!!!!!!
10:55 pm on July 9th, 2010
Im glad this is behind us and we can look forward to some Football in the coming weeks!!
12:36 am on July 10th, 2010
Who cares when the ‘Cup is going on?
1:00 am on July 10th, 2010
cleveland fans are just like packer fans.
4:50 am on July 10th, 2010
If the NBA will just enforce its travelling rules against LeBron James and Chris Bosh, I will accept what happens next season, even if the deck is stacked. You get to step with one foot before you are allowed to replant on two. Or you get to step with one foot, then the other before going for a shot off one foot. You can NOT go from planted feet back to planted feet after each foot has come off the floor. This is the restriction placed upon every player you’ve never heard of, and upon most of those you have.
LBJ is the league’s premier powerwalker (DVR don’t lie) but Bosh, from the several clips I’ve seen since his recent christening, has the multi-footwork going on and on and on quite scandalously his own self. As for Wade, give him his due — he appears to get to the rim legitimately, with a one-two explosion followed by mid-air body control that takes care of the rest. The Heat should score 110 points a game this season, while replay will show 100 fairly achieved.
Oh and by the way, it’s “Heat Is On, not “Heat Are On” as the ESPN bubbleheads have determined to poison our grasp of our language. The Heat is a collective, just as “the team” is a collective noun. We don’t say “the team are;” we say “the team is.” This is America, people, not England. We say heat burns, heat melts. We don’t say heat burn, heat melt.
I dearly wish the Entertainment Sports Programming Network had less influence on our perception, and no influence whatsover on the language. It was admittedly gratifying to see that the ESPN Kingdom shit all over itself on Thursday night, although I didn’t happen to see too much of it, as it was more than painful to watch.
Hopefully this will serve as a watershed event, repugnant as it was, and forestall the NBA’s devolution into hero-worship marketing at the expense of competitive basketball that allows any of its 32 teams a fighting chance. Really, what’s the point of a professional sports league that discourages most of its franchises from being competitive.
And how many times have I heard a sports radio talk show host express the “universal” sentiment that nobody wants to see an NBA finals between team X vs. Team Z (teams not of Los Angeles, Boston, New York or boasting some market-darling superstar). The shame upon the Stern-era NBA is that it has cultivated interest in something other than basketball — namely celebrity. Wherego the game? The athleticism is often astounding, but the quality of basketball is suspect. What’s the league FT% compared to what it was 30 or 40 years ago? What percentage of players can hit an open 15-footer, or fire a crisp pass to an open teammate?
Heat vs. Lakers? Is there any reason to play the season?
7:08 am on July 10th, 2010
I am no Jim Gray fan, but I do have to give him credit with engineering the gig and keeping himself attached to it. Gray admitted on Dan Patrick’s Radio Show that he approached Maverick Carter and Ari Emanuel when they were sitting courtside at a Lakers NBA Finals Game and pitched the idea to them.
That said I think the whole production made LeBron and his handlers in addition to ESPN and Jim Gray look equal parts classless and stupid. The only way that this announcement could have played positively was if LeBron went on air to tell the Nation that he was going to stay in Cleveland at least for a few more seasons and continue to do everything in his power to bring a Championship to the Cavaliers and fans of the great state of Ohio. You turn the special into a Love Letter from him to the home folks. He could still negotiate a short-term contract that would allow him to re-visit Free Agency in a couple of years when the Nets are in Brooklyn, Kobe has possibly retired from the Lakers, the Knicks are perhaps marginally competitive, etc. Instead in a completely tone deaf and moronic display, he goes on national television to stick a rusted shiv into the backs of the very fans who had given him unquestioned support since he was a teenager. That he had the capability to deliver a knock out blow to the hearts, minds, and economy of Cleveland and an already depressed region seemed to never occur to the folks at Nike, CAA, and ESPN. Instead it seemed to be a continued stroke feast to the anointed one, the face of the league and self-proclaimed king who every year would watch the likes of Kobe, Tim Duncan, D-Wade, and a No Superstar Pistons Team bring home Championships. There is no mitigating this public relations disaster; the argument that his decision was not predicated on money does not wash because with a State Income Tax Exemption in Florida, the aggregate dollars of his Heat deal are likely to be a near wash with what he would have received in Cleveland. The Boys and Girls Club Charity angle was a thinly veiled attempt to appear as an altruist, when in reality most kids in Greenwich CT who may want a place to play basketball can simply ask mom and dad and a court would be constructed as an “add-on” to the family estate. Contrary to many initial opinions, there is no guarantee that a team of three all-stars and a yet to be completed roster has the capability to deliver a Championship against a tested Lakers squad or a veteran Celtics team within their own conference. The disgust with LeBron James outside of Ohio is not with his choice to pursue another franchise and professional option, but rather his classlessness, arrogance, and complete ignorance of an appropriate forum and means in which to deliver this news.
To paraphrase Jason Whitlock in his Friday Column, ” With LeBron and his crew heading to South Beach, there is a likelihood that they may wind up with more Baby Mama’s, than Championships”.
7:13 am on July 10th, 2010
(your mother never loved you)
I applaud LeBron James for the way he handled the entire process. It’s called “free agency” my friends! Lebron has and had every right to explore ALL of his options!!! He, like any other man, has the God given freedom to do and decide what is best for himself or his family; it is completely unfair for anyone to expect that he would base his decision on anything else besides that.
What are you smoking ? You gotta be kidding when you make a comment like that. He didnt do anything for his family, he did it for himself. And what channel was you watching when Lebron made his Decison on Live TV?
Its was like watching a boxing match and unamonous decison went to the wrong guy.
7:22 am on July 10th, 2010
i’m glad that LeBuffoon has decided to leave the country and move to Miami.
8:37 am on July 10th, 2010
Folks, hate to say it. Another classless individual did the same thing in 1995. His name is Shaq. Left Orlando dry and on the hook. Killed that franchise for 12 years. What really bothered me is why would Cavs Mgmt bring Shaq (disloyal and coward) to play along LBJ last year knowing his reputation of disaloaylty. The East still goes through Orlando and Boston regardless of the change.. Love the Cavs owner though..
9:07 am on July 10th, 2010
Look at Kevin Garnet. Came out of HS to play for MN. Was there for 12 yrs. was a loyal player just like Lebron as everyone says. But when KG left you didnt hear owner of MN or fans getting this upset. Like this. MN teams are in the same boat as Cavs are. But were not sore losers as Clev is. So spend the money or get players to help you get there and if not then deal with it.
9:26 am on July 10th, 2010
In the end it is what it is…LeBron made his decision to play in Miami with his friends. Does this mean that he is a bad person for wanting to play with Bosh and Wade (which just happen to be pretty good players too) absolutely not. It is called freedom to choice what you want and he wanted to play in Miami with his very talented friends. Does this mean “Championships?” Who knows; let us all sit back and see how the Heat now fills their remaining roster, how these friends will play together and above all, see if the chemistry is right.
LeBron does need to sit back and learn from this experience. Just because it is free angency and you chose to leave, there was much better avenues to inform all the parties involved of his final decision. ESPN laid an enormous egg. LeBron stepped into it and will have a difficult time getting it off but he will. As with Tiger Woods, he is the face of the NBA; like it or not…it is what it is. I wish him well.
9:36 am on July 10th, 2010
all u cry babys see u in the finals GO HEAT (O) SORRY CAVS U SUCK NOW .wellcome to MIAMI BIENVENIDOS A MIAMI JAJAJAJAJ RED IS THE NEW HOT
10:21 am on July 10th, 2010
Loyality!! Loyality!! I remember a guy named Pat Ewing gave everything he had to the Knicks but when he got to the point where they used him up they disgarded him like a old piece of Luggage. lets see. Dominique Wilkins gave Atlanta all he had but ended up is a mis matched Celtic Green Uniform. There is no loyality in this Business. Teams make business decisions everyday. When they make decisions it is about the companys botttom line and whats good for the franchise. Lebron did what he had to do for him and his family. Dan Gilbert and his kids are still eating steak and lobster every night and will get over it. As far as calling him personally. He doesnt owe Dan that. Agents make the deals so why cant an agent break them. Free Agency is exactly what it sounds like. The Agent is Free of his contract to explore other options. PERIOD! Hate all you want but theKING is going after his RINGS in South Beach…GET OVER IT!!
10:22 am on July 10th, 2010
Did he left because Delante West was allegedly banging his Mama? Poor baby can’t handle it !!
10:25 am on July 10th, 2010
BTW! Iv yet to hear an owner say to an athlete “I know you gave us everything you had but now that you have a career ending injury we are still going to renew your contract just because we are Loyal to you and your brand” IT DONT HAPPEN!!
10:35 am on July 10th, 2010
shame on us for being surprised. being a good athlete does not mean a mature or good person.
10:59 am on July 10th, 2010
he’s now dwayne wade’s scottie pippen
12:28 pm on July 10th, 2010
his mama told him where to go because theres more guys in miami she can mess around with. he obliged as long as it wasnt with one of his teamates. Its all about what the QUEEN wants..and that QUEEN is Lebums mama!!
2:47 pm on July 10th, 2010
i think the general manager comment about bad karma is very childish and just to let him know “who god bless no man cure” and lebron knows that, so stop sweating him. the people who hate him for his decision should just shut up and leave him alone, how many of you can make decision for yourself, without being influence by others
3:55 pm on July 10th, 2010
To sum it up, LeBron exercised his right in free agency. The way he did it was classless & should not be refered to as the king. He has joined Wade’s Kingdom now. The talk about championships is nice, but I don’t see these 3 co-existing over a long period of time sharing the ball. Too much ego involved. Let the Miami fans have their fun now, come NBA championship time they won’t be on these forums because their team won’t be there. I see Boston, Orlando, & maybe Chicago depending on moves being much deeper & complete TEAMS. Miami has no draft picks or salary cap space for a awhile. If they don’t get it right away, this will be known as biggest blunder ever. Pressures on.
7:00 pm on July 10th, 2010
lebron says he needs open shots so he can shoot..he needs guys around him to take the big shot..anyone see kobe againts the lakers covered by 2 guys nailing a 20 footer..now thats a player i want..lebron i can make open shots..you get paid to make contested shots.
7:03 pm on July 10th, 2010
oh and by the way can we stop calling him the king..kings dont leave there castles to play with other kings who already are winners.the king is dead.he now in a guilded prince..hope he never wins down there.he should of been a man and told clevland he was leaving ..and how about wade..he went for 2 interviews to chicago.hes a bigger loser.
7:55 am on July 11th, 2010
The sad truth for LRMR and Queen Lebrunaway is that if his goal was to become a billionaire, win championships and market the Lebrunaway image into Tiger or Jordan-like $$, he just screwed the pooch big time. Becoming the bad guy never leads to marketing billions. Jordan and Kobe were able to win championships as the go to guy on their team and the unquestioned best player on their teams. Lebrunaway will never be able to make that claim. Even when Miami picks up a championship at some point in the next 3 years, it will be D-Wades team and Lebrunaway had to join Wade and his team to win one. Jordan never had to do that. Kobe never left LA. Those two suffered through some losing seasons before they cracked through to the title, but they stayed the course. So when it comes to legacy, Lebrunaway has tainted his & his legacy big time. He will never be and never should be looked at in the same light as a Jordan or Kobe because he “had to” join his Super Friends in Miami before he could win one. D-wade has and now will always be a Miami Heat player and he has already won a championship without Lebrunaway at his side. Even when they do win one, it will now look like D-Wade and his talented sidekicks got the job done. Not the “Queen” of the regular season, but D-wade will still be the main man in Miami fan’s hearts with an “atta boy” thrown in to Lebrunaway and Co.
And that is the real story out of all of this: For all of his physical talent, Lebrunaway has admitted that at the end of the day he is no Jordan and no Kobe, but merely a role player on a team of superstars. Do you think you would have ever heard Jordan or Kobe mention and even be prouf of the fact that he doesn’t have to be “on” every night and be the “go-to” guy every night? The answer is NO. They relish that role and Lebrunaway obviously does not. That’s fine and all, but since that is the case, stop referring to him as the King or even the Prince. In Gilligan’s Island parlance, D-wade is the Skipper and Lebrunaway is his little Buddy and that much has been established. Jordan was King of the NBA realm. Kobe is king of the current realm. Lebrunaway just admitted via an hour long media masturbationfest with himself that he is not and never was capable of mentally being the King. He is a freakishly talented and equally freakishly stupid and self loving duke at best as evidenced by “the decision”.
The issue is not that Lebrunaway left, because that was his right. It is how and where. He had many choices in “the decision” and from the perspective of what his legacy will now be and how this will affect the Lebrunaway “brand” for marketing, he just took an immense shit in his hat. Add to this that there will forever be a debate now attached to Lebrunaways future rings of who was the best player on the Heat an none of this played out well. I’m not sure if he is that stupid or if his high school educated posse that makes up LRMR is that stupid, but whoever is in charge dropped the ball big time. But then again, Lebrunaway always has been dropping the ball when it matters most, so why should we have expected different here?
2:22 pm on July 11th, 2010
Although Cavs fans have every right to feel bitter and disappointed, no one begrudges James for opting for free agency. That’s the whole point of working toward free agency. To be able to chose your team, using whatever criteria is important to you, and negotiating for the best possible contract.
At the same time, not even Miami fans, can possibly defend the disrespectful manner in which James made the announcement to the Cavs owner and his loyal legion of fans who spent hard earned money in a depressed economy to buy James’ gear.
That being said, I don’t think James thought beyond the announcement. While this media disaster is the best thing that could have happened to the NBA (I know I can’t wait for the season to start) outside of Florida, James is now commercially impotent as fans from every team but Miami sympathize with Cleveland’s fans. And not only will James’ toxic image affect his ability to sell gear outside of Florida, but the entire Miami Heat organization will suffer from guilt by association.
Can’t wait for the season to start.
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